A fire blanket is a safety device made from fire-resistant materials, typically woven fiberglass, designed to smother small fires by cutting off the fire’s oxygen supply.

Primary Uses:

• Extinguish small fires in kitchens, campsites, or workshops—especially grease or clothing fires where water isn't safe to use.

• Wrap around a person whose clothing has caught fire to help extinguish flames.

• Shield against heat or flames during emergency escapes or while assisting others in a fire.

• Prevent flare-ups by covering smoldering items.

Fire blankets are compact, easy to store, and ideal for use in homes, RVs, cars, and emergency preparedness kits. Unlike extinguishers, they require no maintenance or cleanup, making them a reliable first-response tool.